The Caregiver
by Samuel Park
A book to call in sick for (9/24/2018)
I used a sick day to finish this book... deeply moving and compulsively readable. I'm not good a writer, and cant do it justice at all - just read the book. You won't regret it.
Every Last One: A Novel
by Anna Quindlen
READ IT. !!!! (4/7/2011)
Don't let me waste your time in bothering you with another boring review just let me say this PUT DOWN WHAT YOU ARE CURRENTLY READING AND READ THIS BOOK . If you're the type who likes a mix of a good women's story with a roller coaster ride of heart pounding emotions then grab this book today. Long story short, a woman lives in the bribes with a nice normal
I've and then BOOM
It all changes radically over night
You know, I really thought that I had this book all figured out and I was ready to. Toss it and then BAM it blindsided me with a totAlly unexcpe Ted change
I really never saw this one coming.
Surprised to say that I , after mistakenly thinking I had it figured out about a quarter of the way into the book, this story blindness you and then you will spend the rest of the weekend reading it, forgoing food, until you finish
JUST GO AND READ THE THING
A TRUE UNEXPECTEC HEARTPOUNDER !!!!!!!!
Wedlock: The True Story of the Disastrous Marriage and Remarkable Divorce of Mary Eleanor Bowes, Countess of Strathmore
by Wendy Moore
Highly Overrated (3/29/2010)
The summary on the back of the book was much better, more exciting and more titillating than the actual book. It wasn't well written, I found myself counting how many times the author used the word "lately" in one chapter (nineteen). It had great potential but it failed miserably. Very disappointing............
